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Free high school arithmetic resources for Microsoft Excel

Preview of Matching Game - Decimals - Addition 1

Matching Game - Decimals - Addition 1

Created by
Summerking
Students will have fun with addition of decimal problems using my matching card game. Make math fun with this matching card game. It can be used for reviewing or evaluating specific skills. It can also be used as an activating strategy or simply use it on a game day. The game takes approximately 20 minutes or less to play and is quick and easy to grade. Print the worksheet. Card stock is recommended. Card stock will increase the durability of the cards and make them easier to use. Cut t
Preview of Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Mixed Numbers - Google Classroom

Adding and Subtracting Fractions with Mixed Numbers - Google Classroom

Created by
Moore Algebra
This adding and subtracting mixed fractions activity is formatted through Google Sheets and ready for Google Classroom. 10 problems require a response written as either a proper fraction or a mixed number.. Problems are already on the sheet. Students should enter their answer in the yellow boxes. They should enter each of the fraction separately. If their answers are correct, the box will turn green. When they submit through Google Classroom, you will be able to quickly see a thumbnail to
Preview of FDP Chart (Self-Checking)

FDP Chart (Self-Checking)

Created by
Brad Cloud
FDP Chart by Brad Cloud This excel doc contains a fillable FDP chart that will allow your students to check their own answers. When the correct answer is entered for either the Fractions, Decimals or Percent column, the cell will fill with yellow, and the font will turn bold and red. Great for a learning center or as a whole class demo of FDP charts. Use in your classroom or in the computer lab! There is an answer key included, so you may want to save a new version of it, and then delete the
Preview of CHECKBOOK BALANCE CALCULATOR

CHECKBOOK BALANCE CALCULATOR

Created by
GURINDER DUGGAL
It is an excel checkbook balance calculator. It lets you enter your cheque withdrawal, atm withdrawals and deposits in bank and it calculates the balance in your bank account.
Preview of Google Classroom: Proprotions

Google Classroom: Proprotions

Created by
Moore Algebra
SELF-GRADING Google Sheet with 15 proportion problems. Students answers will turn green if they are correct. This is formatted for either fraction or decimal answers. Click the link in the PDF to and you will be prompted to "make a copy". After you make a copy, you can assign to Google Classroom. Grade by simply looking at the students thumbnail in GC and not opening every students document.
Preview of Multiplication/Division random number generator

Multiplication/Division random number generator

Created by
DefaultScience
This is an Excel worksheet that generates random numbers for basic multiplication and division of whole numbers and supports negative numbers.Useful for teachers who need lots of basic math questions quickly! Just copy and paste expressions for homework, practice handouts, quizzes or tests. Note that there may be duplicate expressions or dividing by zero errors (in certain cases), so double check!You can input the minimum and maximum numbers that will appear in the expressions and copy over the
Preview of Multiply by a two digit number worksheet

Multiply by a two digit number worksheet

Created by
Leeann Hogue
This is an excel document that gives you the ability to generate multiple worksheets on this skill. The second page has the answer key. Feel free to format it in the way that you like.
Preview of Four Rules Error Spotting

Four Rules Error Spotting

Created by
muyiwa Adegun
Excel worksheet in which all 20 sums have been done incorrectly. Children are to explain the common error in each question. The aim is for children to demonstrate a deeper understanding of written methods. At an easier level, students can circle or highlight the error (or change its color if done on the computer). At a harder level, students can explain the common error made. Correctly working through the written method brings most of the errors to light. Very good for discussion, revising and l
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